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    “Some people believe the possibility of giving offense… to be more important than stating the truth…” Dr. Dutton touches on a point that is all too true in our society today. The fact is, people are going to think that you are racist, sexist, or maleficent if you are not politically correct. This does more damage than benefit, for political correctness was created to help bring awareness to what people state , so as to not publicly offend others. Rather than using Political Correctness as it was…

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    Media And Media Bias

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    for people who are highly involved in an issue to see news coverage of that issue as biased, particularly as biased against their own point of view” (Choi, Yang & Chang, 2009) Research regarding the existence of the HMP in society rejects the idea of bias within the media and points toward biases within individuals. By interviewing two people possessing opposing political ideologies, one especially liberal and the other exceptionally conservative, this has…

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    Indirect Self Report

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    Form is Self-deception and it includes self-enhancement, denying and self-favoring. Self-presentation can be more negative such as exaggerating things but more positive in social reliability. ( Paulhus& Vazire, 2007) Socially desirable responding bias. Personality test score can be influenced by ‘non-test-relevant’ determinants (Crowne & Marlowe, 1960). The external motivators what we have adopted will affect the personality will result in inaccurate result in the…

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    Abuse In Children

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    they use physical punishment on their children, from 1 (not at all) to 7 (often.) Higher total scores represent more severe discipline behavior, which, as compared to some other research methods such as observation, can suffer from social desirability bias among other validity issues. For the child, another self-report inventory method is used called the Children’s Attributional Style Questionnaire. According to the article, this is a 48-item forced-choice measure designed to assess…

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    receive more responses, the survey was anonymous. This allowed the teachers to write in the comment sections honestly. Offering anonymity on self-administered questionnaires should further reduce social pressure, and may reduce social desirability bias (Paulhaus, 1994). After rating each area of assessment, the teachers an option to pick an area they need more assistance with in the classroom. They were also given an option to write any comments, concerns or…

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    This research was a correlational study that looked at how the magnitude, components and time distribution of screen time relate to socioeconomic status, gender, age and level of fatness in Australian children aged ten to thirteen years old. The study aimed to look at how time is used differently between high and low screen users and the effect of this on sleep and exercise. Another purpose was to determine the features of ‘extreme’ screen uses with the hope of using this to create…

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    Egocentric Blindness

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    ignorance in America there must be an influx of pure, objective information. Even though egocentric blindness can be difficult to distinguish from egocentric memory there is a key difference. To clarify, egocentric memory tendency to forget evidence and information that rivals preconceived notions but egocentric blindness is the tendency not to notice the information in the first place. To help illustrate egocentric blindness here is an artificial scenario, there is a supporter of Hillary…

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    Self Serving Bias Analysis

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    Assignment 2 Arveen Mayordomo Student Number: 769575 Question 1 The focus of this paper is to discuss the concepts of self-serving bias and explain how these concepts influence a positive view of oneself. The first paragraph of this essay discusses how Eric’s attributions contribute to his positive self-image through self-serving attributions and the self-serving bias. The second paragraph discusses how Eric’s view of others affect his internal attributions and confidence. The following…

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    My equation for behavior is Behavior = Biases + Self-Justification + Self-esteem. The first factor in the equation, biases correlates with behavior since there are many factors to it effecting behavior. One factor is actor-observer bias, which is the tendency for actors to blame their actions on situations, and observers to blame their actions on stable personality dispositions (Jones & Nisbett, 1971). This is shown to be persuasive by an experiment that had students take an intelligence exam,…

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    himself? I can only conclude that Firth’s version of an Ideal Observer cannot exist. There is no true definition of normal, normal consists of human beings that are simply imperfect and biased. Whether or not an Ideal Observer thinks he or she is not, bias is deeply hidden in all of…

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